This has the potential to revolutionize the organ transplant process. Rather than risk rejection, just grow a new organ using your cells! The issue that the scientists tackled is the structure. They were able to successfully pull out all of the cells from a dead heart and then insert non-embryonic stem cells to create a working heart that should, in theory, be a perfect match for the stem cell donor. Yet another win for non-embryonic stem cells.
Monday, January 14, 2008
Creating a Living Artificial Heart
Posted by quizwedge at 6:26 PM
Labels: biology, science, transplant
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